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Who were our star performers in March?
Top of the pile is CONOR McGRANDLES, incredibly the seventh different player to top our monthly ratings in seven months. Does that represent a highly competitive squad, or an inconsistent one? Nonetheless, McGrandles has been very consistent since his return from injury in January.
Returning captain LIAM BRIDCUTT takes second place, albeit not returning for long before his latest injury. Michael Appleton admits to being worried after Bridcutt received his fifth injury of the season at Oxford.
In third place we have MORGAN ROGERS after three goals during the month. His contribution so far suggests that a potential return next season could be a fascinating proposition.
The average team rating of 6.13 is the lowest of the season so far.
1. Conor McGrandles 6.66
2. Liam Bridcutt 6.64
3. Morgan Rogers 6.45
4. Tayo Edun 6.36
5. Alex Palmer 6.31
6. TJ Eyoma 6.30
7. Brennan Johnson 6.21
8. Adam Jackson 6.16
9. Tom Hopper 6.11
10. Callum Morton 6.09
11. Lewis Montsma 6.07
12. Cohen Bramall 5.761
13. Regan Poole 5.756
14. James Jones 5.48
15. Anthony Scully 5.21
The following players made only one rateable appearance each during the month:
Max Sanders 6.50
Harry Anderson 6.25
Individual ratings by match:
Fleetwood: Callum Morton 7.11
Crewe: Conor McGrandles 8.12
Ipswich: Morgan Rogers 7.41
Rochdale: Morgan Rogers 6.33
Gillingham: Conor McGrandles 6.25
Sunderland: Liam Bridcutt 7.85
Oxford: Tayo Edun 7.12
So where does that leave us regarding the current Player of the Season standings?
1. Joe Walsh 7.09
2. Harry Anderson 7.07
3. Jorge Grant 6.90
Home Player of the Season
1. Harry Anderson 7.11
2. Joe Walsh 6.78
3. Jorge Grant 6.76
Away Player of the Season
1. Joe Walsh 7.40
2. Jorge Grant 7.05
3. Lewis Montsma 7.03
Player of the Month
September: Adam Jackson 7.45
October: Brennan Johnson 7.34
November: Harry Anderson 7.22
December: Anthony Scully 6.94
January: Tayo Edun 7.38
February: Joe Walsh 7.81
March: Conor McGrandles 6.66
Top of the pile is CONOR McGRANDLES, incredibly the seventh different player to top our monthly ratings in seven months. Does that represent a highly competitive squad, or an inconsistent one? Nonetheless, McGrandles has been very consistent since his return from injury in January.
Returning captain LIAM BRIDCUTT takes second place, albeit not returning for long before his latest injury. Michael Appleton admits to being worried after Bridcutt received his fifth injury of the season at Oxford.
In third place we have MORGAN ROGERS after three goals during the month. His contribution so far suggests that a potential return next season could be a fascinating proposition.
The average team rating of 6.13 is the lowest of the season so far.
1. Conor McGrandles 6.66
2. Liam Bridcutt 6.64
3. Morgan Rogers 6.45
4. Tayo Edun 6.36
5. Alex Palmer 6.31
6. TJ Eyoma 6.30
7. Brennan Johnson 6.21
8. Adam Jackson 6.16
9. Tom Hopper 6.11
10. Callum Morton 6.09
11. Lewis Montsma 6.07
12. Cohen Bramall 5.761
13. Regan Poole 5.756
14. James Jones 5.48
15. Anthony Scully 5.21
The following players made only one rateable appearance each during the month:
Max Sanders 6.50
Harry Anderson 6.25
Individual ratings by match:
Fleetwood: Callum Morton 7.11
Crewe: Conor McGrandles 8.12
Ipswich: Morgan Rogers 7.41
Rochdale: Morgan Rogers 6.33
Gillingham: Conor McGrandles 6.25
Sunderland: Liam Bridcutt 7.85
Oxford: Tayo Edun 7.12
So where does that leave us regarding the current Player of the Season standings?
1. Joe Walsh 7.09
2. Harry Anderson 7.07
3. Jorge Grant 6.90
Home Player of the Season
1. Harry Anderson 7.11
2. Joe Walsh 6.78
3. Jorge Grant 6.76
Away Player of the Season
1. Joe Walsh 7.40
2. Jorge Grant 7.05
3. Lewis Montsma 7.03
Player of the Month
September: Adam Jackson 7.45
October: Brennan Johnson 7.34
November: Harry Anderson 7.22
December: Anthony Scully 6.94
January: Tayo Edun 7.38
February: Joe Walsh 7.81
March: Conor McGrandles 6.66
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